Today news
About the same in other media
Elliot, Jane Street tell court LME had ‘no power’ to cancel $4bn in nickel trades
Reading now: 569
fnlondon.comThe London Metal Exchange had "no power to cancel trades" in the manner in which it died during the historical March 2022 nickel fiasco, fund manager Elliot Management and trading firm Jane Street said.
The two firms got out their argument quickly on 20 June, the first day of a court battle in which Elliott and Jane Street are suing for $456m and $15.3m respectively. The legal action follows the LME's cancellation of nearly $4bn worth of nickel trades in March.
Lawyers...
Read more on fnlondon.comAbout this in other media
$420CHAN Token Blasts Up 40,000% After Going Viral But Crypto Whales Are Accumulating Wall Street Memes Before it Lists on Exchanges – Here's Why cryptonews.com /1 year ago
Grayscale Bitcoin Trust Shares Hit Yearly High, Discount Shrinks to 30% as Wall Street Giants Enter Crypto cryptonews.com /1 year ago
Pepe 2.0 Price Pumps 54,000%, Aims for $1 Billion Market Cap – Buy This Next Big Thing or Wall Street Memes? cryptonews.com /1 year ago
Show more
The website finance-news.co. is an aggregator of news from open sources. The source is indicated at the beginning and at the end of the announcement. You can send a complaint on the news if you find it unreliable.
